On 2 September, Odense Robotics will launch a new network to ensure the Danish robotics, automation and drone industry stays updated on the latest from EU’s new upcoming Machinery Directive and AI Regulation. Sign up now!
On 2 September from 16:00-17:15, members of Odense Robotics will have the opportunity to join a new network that aims to ensure that members stay informed on changes and requirements from EU’s new Machinery Directive and AI Regulation.
The network aims to provide members with matchmaking and knowledge sharing on the latest from the Directive and what to pay special attention to, such as the new requirements for product development and innovation within robotics.
Please note: All meetings will be conducted in Danish.
Technology Officer David Brandt from Universal Robots, Senior Safety Expert Morten Kühnrich from OnRobot and Head of Public Affairs Rasmus Winther from Geelmuyden Kiese will join the event kick-off and share their insights and what to pay attention to depending on a company’s machinery products.
Contact Gert Taul Pedersen, Head of Business Development at Odense Robotics,
Phone: +45 51 43 73 55, mail: gertp@odenserobotics.dk
The first meeting is open to all with interest in robotics. The following network meetings will only be open to paying members of Odense Robotics.
Sign-up closes on 1 September at 12 noon.
Photos will be taken during the meeting for promotion of the network. If you do not wish to be featured in the photos, please let us know on the day by sending us an email.
16:00-16:10 Welcome – Gert Taul Pedersen, Head of Business Development at Odense Robotics
16:10-16:25 How Universal Robots handles the requirements – David Brandt, Technology Officer at Universal Robots
16:25-16:40 How OnRobot handles the requirements – Morten Kühnrich, Senior Safety Expert at OnRobot
16:40-16:55 The PA process – Rasmus Winther, Head of Public Affairs at Geelmuyden Kiese
16:55-17:10 Q&A
17:10-17:15 Close – Gert Taul Pedersen
The programme is subject to changes.
Odense Robotics is supported by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science as well as the Danish Board of Business Development.